What a nation?, by Douglas Ogbankwa
What a Nation? Where the Execu-thieves Can’t stop thieving, the Legisla-chop, can’t stop chopping, and the judi-share-it can’t stop ...
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The economic effects of stringent bail conditions in Nigeria, by Douglas Ogbankwa
Being charged to court in Nigeria today is like being led on a road to Golgotha. There is a ...
One country, two laws, by Douglas Ogbankwa, Esq
The law—too strong to catch the weak, Too weak to catch the strong. Seven days in Naija make one ...
In commemoration of World Poetry Day: Poets that shaped our lives, by Douglas Ogbankwa
The English poet William Wordsworth famously defined poetry as “the spontaneous overflow of powerful feelings, recollected in tranquility.” Indeed, ...
Propaganda: The media war behind the gulf war, by Douglas Ogbankwa
Understanding the central place of the media in engagements and warfare, during the Second World War (1939–1945), Adolf Hitler, the ...
Setting an agenda for the new Inspector General of Police, by Douglas Ogbankwa
We congratulate the new Acting Inspector General of Police, Olatunji Disu, on your appointment as Inspector General of ...
The Lawrence Anini saga, by Douglas Ogbankwa
Lawrence Nomayagbon Anini, popularly called “The Law” and “Ovbigbo,” was not an ordinary man. He was something akin ...
De Guv’nor at 30: Lancelot Oduwa Imasuen and the story of nollywood’s golden years, by Douglas Ogbankwa
“The heights by great men reached and kept were not attained in sudden flight, but they, while their ...
Gov Monday Okpebholo’s one year of wonders, by Douglas Ogbankwa
It was James Freeman Clarke who said, “A politician thinks of the next election, while a statesman thinks of ...
The illegality of freezing bank accounts of holders in Nigeria without fair hearing, by Douglas Ogbankwa
The Nigerian society is plagued by several maladies. Previously, accounts of citizens were frozen by letters or bankers' orders, ...